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New Year New Buildings
We have a few awesome pieces of news to share and big plans for 2021.
What to expect from Vortic in 2021
We have a lot of big plans for this year. We can't wait to share them with you, but first, here's your Watch of the Week!
The Last Watch Of 2020
We're taking this week off as a team to celebrate and plan next steps, but we'll be back with you next week for another watch, and a preview of our plans for 2021.
Watches Specifically Built For The Holidays
It's Christmas this week! To celebrate, we made two special Holiday themed watches available now. These are your Watches of the Week! Just like everything we make, these two watches are completely unique, one-of-a-kind pieces and there's only one of each available.
Producing the Military Edition In The Snow
We're in the process of building the Military Edition watches and wanted to share some behind the scenes photos! But first... here's our Watch of the Week!
Enter To Win Our Holiday Sweepstakes
Every year we participate in a few sweepstakes to give everyone a chance at a custom Vortic watch.
The "Why" Behind The Military Edition For Giving Tuesday
The "Why" Behind The Military Edition We sent a version of this email the night before we launched the Military Edition, but only to our waitlist. We thought for Giving Tuesday, we could share this message with all our followers and explain why we...
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Building a Watch Company: The Evolution of our American Made Mechanical
Our watchmaking knowledge and product have grown exponentially over the years, and we’re incredibly proud of the product we create. Still, we believe there’s always room for improvement. Join us as we reminisce about the progression of our American Artisan Series watches and talk about future design plans.
Everything You Need to Know About Watches
About This Guide The purpose of this blog is to teach you what you need to know in order to make good decisions when purchasing a watch and what to look for when admiring a fine timepiece. The article starts very general before...
How To Open A Pocket Watch
We get a lot of questions about how to open pocket watches so we thought we'd share a quick step-by-step guide. At Vortic Watch Company, one of the most common things we do is convert family heirlooms and other antique American pocket watches into custom wristwatches.
The first thing we need to know before converting a pocket watch is where it came from and what specs it has. The only way to do this is by looking at the actual mechanism hidden behind the back cover of most pocket watches.
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